The Cremation Process: Everything You'd Like To Know

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Cremation Video: See the Cremation Process of a Human Body

Have you heard about water cremation? Also known as aquamation or alkaline hydrolysis, this method uses water, an alkaline solution, heat (and sometimes pressure) to gently reduce the body to bone fragments and a safe, sterile liquid. Because it uses far less fossil fuel/energy than flame-cremation and emits no combustion gases, many people consider it a more environmentally friendly final-disposition option. If you’re curious whether this is available in your area… comment your state below and

What Does the Bible Say about Cremation? Is it a Sin?

Cremation vs Burial: Making the Right Choice for Your Family Choosing between cremation and burial is deeply personal. At Adams Funeral Services in Savannah, Georgia, we help families understand both options so you can decide what feels right. Cost differences: Cremation services in Savannah typically cost $3,000-$6,000. Traditional burial typically costs $7,000-$12,000. Cremation is generally less expensive because it doesn't require burial plot, vault, or grave opening fees. Religious consider